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The European Commission’s latest enlargement package divides candidate countries into three broad groups: frontrunners – Montenegro, Albania, Moldova and Ukraine; those making little progress – Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Kosovo; and those moving backwards – Georgia and Turkey.

Serbia has moved closer to the last group after another year of democrat...


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European Commission published its annual enlargement reports yesterday. We report the key findings of the Report on Serbia in the areas of democracy, rule of law and economic criteria:

Tangible improvements are needed in the way elections are conducted. It remains vital that outstanding recommendations by the Organisation for Secur...


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European Commission published its annual enlargement reports yesterday. We report the key findings of the Report on North Macedonia in the areas of democracy, rule of law and economic criteria:

The legal and institutional framework provides a basis for the democratic conduct of elections. However, no progress was made in aligning w...


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European Commission published its annual enlargement reports yesterday. We report the key findings of the Report on Montenegro in the areas of democracy, rule of law and economic criteria:

The legal and institutional framework provides a basis for the democratic conduct of elections. Following the adoption of amendments to the Law ...


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BUDAPEST – The US Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has issued an additional license to MOL and MOL Serbia Investment Kft. in connection with the potential acquisition of stake in NIS.

According to a statement from MOL, the license authorises certain transactions necessary to transfer Russian-origin securities to MOL Serbia Investment K...


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